Roland Spottiswoode Exhibition
29th July – 11th September 2006 (extended to 11th October)
Please ring in advance. Viewings vailable 12pm – 7pm or later.
 

Born in Belfast and brought up in County Down, Roland was a graduate of Chelsea School of Art. As Roland Carter he has worked in London in art education and in film production, specialising in graphics and special effects. His (at the time) unique fine art approach was influential in the overall design of films such as Pink Floyd’s The Wall and The Snowman on both of which he oversaw production. He ran his own film company Commanding Images until 1995 when he returned to full-time painting. In his work, he is particularly interested in questions of memory and self-narration exploring their implication in the construction of identity, particularly through his employment of evocative and provocative elements of contemporary and historical material culture. He has exhibited regularly since 2000 and his work is represented in art collections in Ireland, England, Australia and the USA. He lives and works in County Antrim.

Noël Coward
Sara with a Kilcoy	Altar
Neolithic re-enactor, Ren. Fayre CA	Ossian’s Grave, Glenaan
Yeats III
	Tennessee
A Sailor’s Life
Carl Jung/Orlando Sora	Bay Area Harper

Artwork on this page is © copyright Roland Spottiswoode,
and artist photos © copyright Anna Newell.
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